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DB. AR-PilA C. MALLOIX
President of the Sainti Industrial and Literary School,
Lexington, Mississip !• Ihe has developed an accredited
institatlialfrom a dumping ground mi cotton plant to a
three hundred fifty acre plant of five hundred children
from thirty-nine states*
For the past twelve years Dr. Uallory has been a Vice-President
of the National Council of Negxo women , whose Sbunder is Dr.
Maxy McLeod Bethune. She is also the Regional Director of
legion XT which embraces seven states; Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Dr. Mallozy was the first Negro woman invited to become a
member of the Mississippi District Y. I. C. A. Interracial
Committee. She w&3 one of the two Negro women to be sent
to the annual convention of the T. f* C. A. by the Mississippi
Distrtc TWCA.
Dr. Mallory has been active in the Federated Negro Women*1
Clubs; the Southern Regional Council; NAACP; Mississippi
State-Teachers Association, and other similar organimatiom*.
*• j >%r t >r 14* • t
In 1946 Arenia Coned la Mallozy was selected as one of the
twelve outstanding ~oncn for service rendered in education,
by a poll sponsored by the National Council of Negro Women,
among both races.
In 1949 the July Ebony £ited Miss Mallory as being the out*
standing woman educator.
Dr. Ualloiy was choses by the Southern Regional Council in
1948 as an Honorary Fellow.
Dr. Malloxy ^as the only womrm in the deep south to receive
an official invitation to the Inauguration of the President*
In March, 1950, the fttfl** of Xfews degree was bestowed upon
our President by Bethune-Cookman College, lfa$*&aa^Beach,
Florida, for service rendered in rural education.
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DB. AR-PilA C. MALLOIX
President of the Sainti Industrial and Literary School,
Lexington, Mississip !• Ihe has developed an accredited
institatlialfrom a dumping ground mi cotton plant to a
three hundred fifty acre plant of five hundred children
from thirty-nine states*
For the past twelve years Dr. Uallory has been a Vice-President
of the National Council of Negxo women , whose Sbunder is Dr.
Maxy McLeod Bethune. She is also the Regional Director of
legion XT which embraces seven states; Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Dr. Mallozy was the first Negro woman invited to become a
member of the Mississippi District Y. I. C. A. Interracial
Committee. She w&3 one of the two Negro women to be sent
to the annual convention of the T. f* C. A. by the Mississippi
Distrtc TWCA.
Dr. Mallory has been active in the Federated Negro Women*1
Clubs; the Southern Regional Council; NAACP; Mississippi
State-Teachers Association, and other similar organimatiom*.
*• j >%r t >r 14* • t
In 1946 Arenia Coned la Mallozy was selected as one of the
twelve outstanding ~oncn for service rendered in education,
by a poll sponsored by the National Council of Negro Women,
among both races.
In 1949 the July Ebony £ited Miss Mallory as being the out*
standing woman educator.
Dr. Ualloiy was choses by the Southern Regional Council in
1948 as an Honorary Fellow.
Dr. Malloxy ^as the only womrm in the deep south to receive
an official invitation to the Inauguration of the President*
In March, 1950, the fttfl** of Xfews degree was bestowed upon
our President by Bethune-Cookman College, lfa$*&aa^Beach,
Florida, for service rendered in rural education.
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